What we do:

Basically, we plug holes.

Welcome to the world of exploratory drilling. More precisely: to the world of manufacturing sealing elements for the cyclically dynamically resilient filling of exploratory drillings.

Really special you will think.

Yes. Together with leading scientific partners, we are developing building materials, machines and processes with which exploratory boreholes - mainly in the area of explosive ordnance - can be refilled so that the building site can be used again without danger.

Does not affect meyou will think.

No, unless you travel by train on railway tracks, by car on roads and motorways, or by ship on rivers. In that case, it does affect you. Because you are travelling on roads that have been drilled through millions of times. And you and your fellow passengers exert cyclical dynamic loads and put strain on the massively drilled subsoil of the roads.

I did not know you will think.

That's right. It's also special. But even around 75 years after the end of the last world war, there are still 200,000 detonable World War II bombs lying dormant in the ground and they pose a potential danger. Most of them are in the immediate vicinity of our transport infrastructure. And millions of exploratory boreholes are being drilled - which sometimes makes the building site look like Swiss cheese. In the end, it is very important that the boreholes are filled in a technically perfect manner - and that is what we do.

Fine you would have to say now.

We supply specially developed building materials, processes and machines for layer-by-layer compacted borehole filling.